- Issue Archive for
- Jan 6-12, 2005
- Vol. 21, No. 45
Opinion
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Danehy
Defining--or redefining--marriage is not an easy thing to accomplish
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Tuttle
Some predictions for the year ahead
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Guest Commentary
A report from the kettle: A holiday story starring practical jokers and cheapskates
Help and Heroism
A note from the editor.
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Mailbag
Howls of outrage and squeals of delight from our astonished fans.
Currents
Soldier's Heart
Thousands of Iraq War veterans will come home to face serious psychological problems and a system that may not be ready to help them
Hard Times
Less than great expectations for this year's city elections
The Doctors Are In
University Physicians bring a new day at Pima County's 27-year-old Kino Hospital
Senator Strangelove
Is Sen. Jon Kyl driving us to environmental hell?
Housing Hassle
The city continues its efforts to replace the low-income MLK apartments
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Media Watch
What Price Brains?
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T Q&A
Tucson Q&A with Joan O'Dwyer
City Week
Pick
Serious Drama, Served Fast
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City Week
Big doings in Tucson this week.
Cinema
Disturbing Ambiguity
This Korean take on 'Dangerous Liaisons' is beautiful and well-acted--and be sure to stay until the very end
Tremendous Power
'Hotel Rwanda' is an important, gripping film, despite its low-budget production
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Now Showing at Home
"Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy Gift Set," "Open Water," "Collateral"
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Top Ten in Movies
Casa Video's top rentals for the week
Music
Comforting Rambling
Opening for her more-famous father, Pieta Brown says Tucson played a large role in her burgeoning career
Honoring Stephen Foster
The first great American pop songwriter gets a long overdue tribute
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Nine Questions
Jamie Manser
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Live
New Year's Eve at Hotel Congress, Dec. 31
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Rhythm & Views
Nancy Sinatra
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Rhythm & Views
Fucoustic
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Rhythm & Views
The Haunted
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Top Ten in Music
CD City's top sales for the week
Arts
Romance Reviewed
Live Theatre Workshop gets Wilde while 'Being Earnest'
The Cost of Living
Renowned playwright Israel Horovitz is coming to discuss one of his new plays, being produced by Invisible Theatre
Books
Judging the Judges
John Fitzgerald Molloy's autobiography is spread thin and occasionally hard to read, but it's valuable as a history
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Top Ten in Books
Green Fire Bookshop best sellers for the week
Chow
Noodles and Other Stuff
Nothing but Noodles may be worth dropping by, if it's on the way
Comics
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